I have been running Anthias on a few Pi 3b without much issue.
I just got a Pi 4 8gb and went thru my normal install procedure.
Normally I install Raspberry Pi OS (Legacy) Lite - Bullseye Lite via Pi Imager
And then:
bash <(curl -sL https://install-anthias.srly.io)
I went with Latest for the install and I’m getting these errors:
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement ansible-core==2.17.7
ERROR: No matching distribution found for ansible-core==2.17.7
I copied everything from the install to a Pastebin file here if it helps determine the problem.
I tried again. This time with Bookworm lite and v0.19.2.
It seems to get further but it still ended in errors.
Here’s a new pastebin link.
@jrl2222, looks like there are two major issues that needs to be considered:
- Installer is not working on a Bullseye
- Let me check if reverting ansible-core to an older version
- Installing v0.19.2 is not working on a Bookworm
- Let me try adding fallback logic to the installation script. It looks like it’s trying to find a set of Docker images with the tags ending with
-pi4-64
. Those tags are not yet introduced in v0.19.5 and older. I’ll let you know when I fixed it.
@jrl2222, please try to run bash <(curl -sL https://install-anthias.srly.io)
on Bullseye again. Please let me know if you’re still having problems installing.
I ran the install on Bullseye again and this time it seems to have worked.
Pi 4 and Latest Anthias.
Thank you!
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Glad to hear that, thanks! I’ll go sort out the issue with installing a specific version next.
@jrl2222, I just fixed the issue with installing a specific version like v0.19.2
. Let me know if you’re still having issues.
Honestly I had only tried the specific version when I had the issues with Latest
. I can run a test install on another SD card tonight if you’d like? Otherwise everything seems good with the Bullseye Latest
install from the other day.
@jrl2222, since you already had the latest version working, there’s no need for you to install the specific version. Glad it works on your Pi 4 now.